Feb 24, 2013 Former Pakistan batsman Ramiz Raja analyses Pakistan loss to South Africa by an innings and 18 runs in the third and final Test in Centurion
Interviewer: Firdose Moonda
Press Conference: It was a very special summer at home - Smith
Highlights: South Africa complete series whitewash
Match Analysis: Peter Kirsten: SA pace bowlers reminiscent of famous WI quartet
Press Conference: Couldn't capitalize on crucial moments throughout series - Hafeez
Press Conference: Abbott did not show any sign of nerves - AB de Villiers
Press Conference: Satisfied with inexperienced bowling attack - Akram
Press Conference: We did well in in testing conditions - Amla
Press Conference: SA have consistently applied pressure - Misbah
Press Conference: Exciting to see the new talent - Kirsten
Press Conference: I keep my game simple - de Villiers
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Highlights 18.5 TK Curran to M Mosehle, 4 runs, slings down a full toss wide of the stumps, nailed over the covers by Mosehle and it clears Livingstone, who was a dozen yards in and had to turn and go haring back, bounces away for four | Jun 25, 2017
Highlights 17.2 DJ Willey to M Mosehle, 6 runs, dug in outside off... and Mosehle has plopped this one in the drink! Sort of a forehand, overarm smash and it sailed over wide long-off, beyond the confines off the ground | Jun 25, 2017
Highlights 17.1 DJ Willey to M Mosehle, 6 runs, banged in short, Mosehle backs away and blaps it flat over long-on for six! There was a man out there but it flew murderously past him on the full | Jun 25, 2017
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no doubt in this that SA is the best Test Team, and most importantly with the best playing combinations. in other hand Pakistan is also a good team, but there are some bad-luck for them, one of the worst thing about them is that they are really thirsty to play cricket in their home ground for a long time, they badly need a Pace attack and the team is really missing of the bowler who is 'Muhammad Amir' specially, because batting of Pakistan line-up is always a problem they hardly win a match with their batting performance they usually win the match by the support of their bowlers. if you are playing with the best side in the world so they have to plan for this but sorry to say that i can't see any playing strategy in our side. one more thing is that the involvement of the team management in the selection of players, if any hear that the Coach is not happy with the team selection. Better luck next time for Pakistan, they should learn from their mistake and look forward for ODI & T20...
i agree with Sid. Pakistan played the best Test team in their own courtyard against the two best ranked Test bowlers. Now, lets prepare for them to visit Emirates for return series in October. Sadly, its only 2 Test matches!! Disagree with Yogesh. SA is not yet the best ever side. I think, Lloyd's West Indies team still remains the best in Test matches.
SA looks like they have the right kind of arms and amunitions right now! As of now, they are a great team to watch - a team which lacks nothing!
south africa is the best side ever in the test cricket
south africa's batting is a murderers row and their pace battery is best in the world.we were beaten fair and square,nothing to be ashamed of.whats next for pakistan ,that remains to be seen.